Parts of Guinea’s capital have been on lockdown as civil society and opposition groups in the West African nation protested the ruling junta’s missed deadline to launch a return to democracy, with the U.S. calling
India’s Expanding Footprint In Africa: Naval Diplomacy And Maritime Engagement – Analysis
India and Africa share a deeply rooted historical connection, forged through their mutual struggles against colonialism and a shared vision for independence. Leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, who began his activism in South Africa, and African
Critical Minerals, Waning Western Influence A Focus Of Chinese FM’s African Tour – Analysis
Critical minerals and oil, a renewed focus on the Atlantic coast, and the West’s loss of influence in the Sahel are some of the reasons analysts believe Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has chosen the
Keeping The Spotlight On Africa’s Child Soldiers – Analysis
As violence and instability rise, African countries must reaffirm their commitment to protecting children and support DDR initiatives. Roughly 21 000 children have been recruited as soldiers by government forces and armed groups across Africa
Ignoring Ethiopian Concerns, Egypt Supplies Troops for African Union Mission in Somalia
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Ungoverned Forests In Southern Nigeria Are Fueling Crime And Sectarian Violence
Analysing how separatist camps near communities in the region provide a hideout for the insurgents, a cover for their cache of weapons, and a grave for their victims. As far as many residents of southeastern
‘Left at the mercy of jihadists’: Niger’s junta fails to curb surge in violence
Islamic State affiliate expands control since 2023 coup, killing hundreds of civilians and enslaving women, as media ban allows regime to cover up attacks On 12 December, Hadjara Zibo and her three young daughters ran
UN authorises new mission against al-Shabaab in Somalia
Resolution allows deployment of 12,626 personnel – but it is unclear if Ethiopia will stay part of peacekeeping force amid territory dispute The UN has authorised a new African peacekeeping mission to continue supporting Somalia
The Forest Exploits of Nigeria’s Blood-Thirsty Terrorists
Beyond using the wilderness as a cover to evade military offensives, extensive investigation has shown that terrorists are depleting forested areas, especially some national reserves, exposing their victims to potential ecological crises. Ali Mainasara can’t
L’Afrique comme priorité renforcée de la Russie
Dans le monde multipolaire d’aujourd’hui, notre pays joue l’un des rôles principaux. Et il est précisément important, en ce moment décisif pour l’humanité, de consolider une bonne fois pour toutes les priorités dans les affaires